Sentence examples for now applicable from inspiring English sources

What was developed for very big farms is now applicable to mid-sized ones.

But with tighter capital requirements now applicable, banks are unwilling to lend for long periods at fixed interest rates.

The argument I used then is now applicable to the new case of the "beluga whale petting zoo," and it bears repeating: Keeping animals in captivity for pseudo-educational and entertainment purposes -- in this case, to be assaulted by a daily attack of at least 24 human hands -- is a vast misjudgment.

The matter went to appeal and ultimately to the House of Lords, which handed down a landmark decision that publishers could legitimately claim "fair and reasonable publication" as a defence in libel and defamation cases, a process now applicable in Britain and Ireland, and known to lawyers as "the Reynolds defence".

Due to advancements in technology, chemistry and biology, high-throughput screens are now applicable for a broad scientific community.

This is because in the NHANES data –cov(X*, u) = 4.84 and var u) = 2.91, so that part b of Proposition 1 is now applicable.

The German idiom for "to have a hangdog look" is to stand like a watered poodle (now also applicable to Portuguese water dogs).

Shanahan's statement reminded me of another Mattis-related aphorism, coined by the retired Marine general in Iraq, but now, apparently, applicable elsewhere: "Be polite, be professional, but always have a plan to kill everyone you meet".

Cultured skin is now clinically applicable by using the technology of regenerative medicine.

This has been achieved by a plugin mechanism to support easy extension, which is now also applicable to scaffolds.

Prime Now is applicable to products like paper towels, shampoo, books, toys, batteries, and other general household items.